Didn't get two passes to Holmes on third down for no conversion, when
Cotchery or Greene would likely get you a first down.
If Slauson does his job drive 1 or 2 on the screen the Jets offense
looks much better. If the o-line does it job Sanchez can hit a wide-
open Holmes.
Our offensive line is getting used thus far.
Bottom line: 0 offensive points thus far.
Burf, you keep talking about everything *except* Sanchez's one
horrible throw after another, turning open receivers positioned by
Schott for TDs into incomplete, incomplete, incomplete, Gawd awful
*stupid* pick in scoring position.
Everything Sanchez has thrown has been high, EVERYTHING. Even the
catches by Holmes and Edwards were *leaping* catches, on way high
balls.
First half Sanchez: 9 of 18, 84yds, 4.7 per attempt, rating ... 38.
Say: "SANCHEZ". That's why the team has scored 0.
And this is with him having all day to throw. His pick he held, and
held, and held, and held, missing Keller wide open the whole time,
then he said too late "There's Keller!" and heaved it way over
Keller's head to the defender.
Thats not the OL, nor Schott, nor not running Greene enough -- that's
SANCHEZ.
Life, there are two ways to look at it. One is that surprise surprise,
Slauson was slow moving to his side. You are right but are you surprised.
Another is that a moron put him in a position where the success of a
play depended on his moving his feet quickly to the side. Something
about putting people in positions where they can succeed.
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Grinch, the ugly throws were ugly.
OTOH, Keller mistimed his jump on the only interception - it should have
been a catch -- Santonio dropped a first down cause the ball hit him in
the hands, Sanchez completed passes on the TD drives, and he completed
big throws at the end.
Cold and hot if you ask me and extra credit for the amazing tosses to LT.
h